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Currently, the book-shop has more than 300 staff working under the supervision of Ms. Uraiwan Konwithaya. It is the center of academic progression, advance in all means, complete source of Thai and International languages books of over 100,000 items including CDs, VCDs, advance Education media & equipments at reasonable price and online enquiry center to search all the books fastly and conveniently.
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Knee arthroscopy (ARE-throw-skopp-ee) gives a view of the inside of your knee. This procedure allows the doctor to see if you have a knee injury or abnormality. The doctor may also use arthroscopy to correct your knee problem.
Arthroscopy uses only a few small incisions. Usually you have this procedure as an outpatient. You go home the same day as your surgery.
First you are given anesthesia. Patients usually receive either general or spinal anesthesia. Then a very tight band is placed on the thigh of your affected leg. The band reduces the amount of bleeding in the joint and gives the doctor a better view. This band is called a tourniquet.
Two or three small incisions are made in the knee. The doctor can insert instruments through the incisions. First your knee is filled with sterile fluid. The fluid expands the knee joint to make more room inside for the doctor to see and work.
Next, a tube that has a small light and camera is inserted in the knee. The tube is called an arthroscope (ARE-throw-scope). The camera sends an image of your knee to a TV monitor. The doctor can view the inside of your knee on the monitor.
When possible, the doctor uses special surgical instruments to correct the injury or abnormality. Then the joint is washed out with a stream of fluid, and the instruments are removed. The incisions are closed with stitches, staples, or Steri-Strips. Last, a dressing is put on the incisions.
It is important to keep the outer dressing clean and dry after surgery. The doctor will let you know when to remove this outer dressing.
Underneath the outer dressing, you will find a smaller dressing over the incision. This may be a clear plastic dressing, called Opsite. You also may find several Band-Aids or Steri- Strips on the incision. Keep this smaller dressing in place until your follow-up visit, unless your doctor tells you otherwise. The Steri-Strips will peel off themselves.
It is important to keep your leg raised when you are not walking. Keep your ankle higher than your knee, and your knee higher than your hip. This will help reduce swelling and relieve pain.
Ice packs also can help with swelling and pain. For the first 48 hours, you may use ice packs for 20 to 30 minutes at a time, several times a day.
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BRONC FOOTBALL - The Sheridan Broncs host Natrona county tomorrow night. We will have the game live for you on 14-10 KWYO starting at 6:30 with the First Federal pregame show kickoff is at 7:00.
A lot is on the line this week for both teams as they battle for playoff position and Julian says the Mustangs will be ready to roll tomorrow night.
The Broncs are coming off a dominating performance at Cheyenne Central and Julian says the Broncs have done a good job of preparing for the match up with NC.
Sheridan high school is going to do military/veteran appreciation tommrrow night at the Bronc / Natrona county at the game.
Veterans from the VA will be attending the game, and the Broncs would like to extend an invite to all active or veteran military personnel to come to the game.
They will be able to attend the game at no charge and we will honor them at half time. It will also be Sheridan high school's Pink night for breast cancer awareness.
BRONC FOOTBALL - The Sheridan Broncs host Natrona county Friday night. We will have the game live for you on 14-10 KWYO starting at 6:30 with the First Federal pregame show kickoff is at 7:00.
RAMS FOOTBALL - The Big Horn Rams host Moorcroft Friday at 1:00 live on KWYO and 87.7 FM Ron Richter will have the play by play.
The Rams are coming off two victories last week on the road at Glenrock Monday then at Wheatland Friday, Head coach Micheal McGuire.
Former Lady Bronc and Cowgirl Junior Kayla Woodward was selected at the preseason conference player of the year.
Voting came from the conference's coaches and selected women's basketball media.
It's the highest preseason selection for the Cowgirls since the 2007-08 season. Fresno state won the league tournament last spring and was installed as the preseason favorite.
The cowgirls open their exhibition season in Sheridan November 8th when they play Northern Montana in the Hoffman dome at Sheridan college.
The Board of Directors and John Cundall, the Executive Director, of the Shrine Bowl of Wyoming are pleased to announce the donation of $20,000 to the Shrine
Hospital System.
The money was raised from the playing of the 40th annual
Wyoming Shrine Bowl All-Star Football Game last June.
The Shrine Hospital system includes 22 hospitals that provides the highest quality care to children with neuromusculoskeletal conditions, burn injuries and other
special healthcare needs within a compassionate, family-centered and collaborative care environment.
CROSS COUNTRY - The Bronc and Lady Bronc cross country teams begin post season action this week they will run at their conference meet in Gillette Friday.
Both teams had last week off to begin preparation for the post season Head coach Art Bauers says they've had a good season getting ready for the next two races.
And he says the process has gone well and they've had a lot of fun with younger teams this season.
Another busy high school sports weekend is in the books and Buffalo and Kaycee athletes had a tough one.
The Bison football team traveled to Lander to take on the Tigers and dropped their sixth straight game 21-0.
Buffalo is now 0-6 on the season and next up for them is a Friday game at home against Torrington.
BRONC FOOTBALL - The Broncs whipped Cheyenne Central 47-7 to run their record to 6-1, they welcome Natrona county to town Friday night
RAMS FOOTBALL - The Big Horn Rams won at Wheatland 28-26 coming from behind for the victory. The Rams host Moorcroft Friday at 1:00
EAGLES FOOTBALL - The Tongue River Eagles picked up their 2nd win of the season beating Wright 14-6. The Eagles travel this week to play at Newcastle Friday night.
COWBOY FOOTBALL - The Wyoming Cowboys Beat New Mexico 38-31, they host Colorado state this week.


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Graciliscincus shonae
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Graciliscincus shonae Sadlier, 1986
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|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Vulnerable B1ab(i,ii,iii)+2ab(i,ii,iii) ver 3.1
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|Date Assessed:
|Whitaker, A.H. & Sadlier, R.A.
|Tognelli, M.F. & Cox, N.A.
Graciliscincus shonae is listed as Vulnerable because it has a restricted distribution, it occurs in less than 10 locations, and there is continuing decline in its extent of occurrence, area of occupancy, and extent and quality of its habitat. Although it is found in seven small reserves, all are impacted by development and mining in surrounding areas as well as invasives. Much of the extent of occurrence is unprotected.
|Range Description:
|Graciliscincus shonae is endemic to Province Sud, New Caledonia. It is known from approximately eight locations across southern Grande Terre (northernmost locality is Mt Dzumac). It occurs at elevations between 150 and 900 m. The extent of occurrence is approximately 1,100 km² and the area of occupancy is estimated to be <500 km².
[Extent of occurrence was based on a crude measure of overall length times width of the most distant known locations (a rough measure of the line around the points), except for very widespread species where the published areas of the islands were taken. Area of occupancy is a contraction of that rough estimate for extent of occurrence based on where habitat remains.]
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Native:New Caledonia
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|There are no quantitative data on population size and trends for this species. It is expected to have undergone a major reduction in area of occupancy and total population size as a consequence of the widespread clearance of closed forest habitat that has occurred for settlement, agriculture, logging and mining. Substantial areas of forest habitat have also been lost from recurrent wildfires in the adjacent maquis shrublands. These impacts are ongoing. This species is uncommon at all the localities it has been found.
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|Habitat and Ecology:
|This species inhabits low to mid-elevation closed humid forests and montane forest. It is diurno-nocturnal, cryptozoic, and terrestrial. It shelters beneath logs, rocks and deep leaf litter, and in soil crevices. Usually forages in cover or in the open in low-light situations.
|Continuing decline in area, extent and/or quality of habitat:
|Major Threat(s):
|The greatest threat to this species is loss and fragmentation of habitat from clearance of closed forests (particularly by the rapidly expanding mining industry in the Grand Sud and Tontouta Valley area) and from wildfires in maquis shrublands damaging forest margins. Afforestation is a local threat in the Grand Sud. High-density populations of introduced ungulates (deer and pigs) threaten habitat quality, particularly by damaging the litter layer and disrupting cover (such as rocks and logs). In low to mid-elevation forests the introduced ant Wasmannia auropunctata is expected to have an adverse impact. Introduced mammals (rodents and pigs) are potential predators. The combined impact of these threats will be greatest on isolated forest remnants and in some cases is expected to lead to local extirpation of skinks.
|Conservation Actions:
|This species is protected in Province Nord under Code de l'environnement de la Province Nord (Délibération No. 306-2008/APN, 24 October 2008) and in Province Sud under Code de l'environnement de la Province Sud (Délibération No. 25-2009/APS, 20 March 2009). Graciliscincus shonae is present in Parc Provincial de la Rivière Bleue and a number of other reserves in the south including Mont Koghis, Forêt Cachée, Pic du Pins, Pic du Grand Kaori and Forêt Nord. No active conservation management is being undertaken.
|Whitaker, A.H. & Sadlier, R.A. 2011. Graciliscincus shonae. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2011: e.T176193A7195205. . Downloaded on 18 August 2018.
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Allergy-Friendly, Gluten-free Thanksgiving Recipes
Here in the United States, Thanksgiving is fast approaching. On Thursday the nation will gorge themselves on turkey, stuffing, potatoes, gravy, those pasty dinner rolls and pie. Lots and lots of pie. For those of us with allergies, such holiday meals can be like obstacle courses. The traditional Thanksgiving fare leaves those of us with multiple dietary restrictions feeling left out at the family table.
Fear not! Thankfully, there are many delicious ways to keep the spirit of Thanksgiving without sacrificing your diet. Here are some of my favorite recipes that are perfect for holiday get-togethers and good enough for your very traditional grandma and your picky uncle to enjoy.
- Sweet 'n Salty Roasted Butternut Seeds (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Chile-Toasted Pepitas (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Coconut Curry Pepita Brittle (GF, vegan, cane sugar free - contains maple syrup)
- Cashew Pumpkinseed Cheese with Apple Cranberry Sauce (GF, vegan, aCD)
- Maple Candied Bacon (GF)
- Garlicky Olive Tapenade (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Hummus with Toasted Cumin and Sesame (GF, vegan, ACD)
- White Bean Garlic Dip (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Roasted Red Pepper Hummus (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Beet Hummus (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Pepper Crusted Cashew Cheese with Herbs (GF, ACD, vegan, raw, contains cashew)
- Tuscan Chicken Liver Paté (GF, ACD)
- Wholegrain Crackerbread with Sesame (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Crispy Raw Flaxseed Crackers (GF, vegan, raw, ACD)
- Carrot Ribbon Salad (raw, ACD, vegan, gluten free)
- Cabbage & Celeriac Winter Slaw (GF, vegan, raw, ACD)
- Rutabaga Apple Salad (Gf, vegan)
- Cabbage Apple Slaw (GF, vegan, raw, ACD option)
- Layered Rainbow Salad (GF, vegan, raw, ACD)
- Grapefruit Fennel Salad (GF, vegan, raw, ACD)
- Pumpkin Coconut Soup (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Creamy Spinach & Celeriac Soup (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Cream of Turnip & Fennel Soup (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Rainy Day Lentil Squash Soup (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Celery Root and Jerusalem Artichoke Soup (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Super Sexy Borscht (GF, vegan, ACD)
Main Course
Who says you need to cook a whole turkey? Try one of these other protein packed options instead.
- Wild Lentil Loaf with Parsnip Gravy (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Sunny Quinoa Burgers (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Lentil Rutabaga Burgers (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Crock Pot Beef Roast with Root Vegetables and Flourless Gravy (GF, ACD)
- Slow-Cooked Pork Shoulder with Sauerkraut, Sweet Potato, and Apples (gluten-free, ACD)
- Dad's Mesquite-Smoked Grilled Chicken Breasts (GF, ACD)
- Caper & Shallot Turkey Burgers with Basil Pesto (GF, ACD)
- Bacon-Spiked Turkey Burgers (GF)
- Low-Carb Shepherd's Pie (GF, ACD)
- Herbed Turkey Meatballs (GF, ACD)
Stuffing Substitutes
- Rice Cooker Wild Basmati Pilaf (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Wild Rice & Quinoa Pilaf Stuffing with Parsnip Gravy (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Wild Rice with Hijiki & Carrots (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Stuffing made with Yeast-Free Pumpkinseed Teff Sandwich Bread (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Paprika Rice (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Apple Cranberry Sauce (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Rhubarb-Apple Compote (GF, vegan option, cane sugar-free)
- Rutabaga Sweet Potato Mash with Vanilla (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Coconut Carrot Mash (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Garlic-Seared Brussels Sprouts (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Pan-Fried Parsnips and Leeks (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Cumin-Kissed Kale (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Braised Greens with Black Olives (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Rutabaga Parsnip Hash with Bacon (GF, ACD, vegan option if made without bacon))
- Apple, Turnip & Cabbage Hash (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Tarragon Roasted Turnips (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Turnip Broccoli Au Gratin (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Garlic-Chive Parsnip Mash (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Quick Roasted Kabocha Squash (GF, vegan, grain-free, ACD)
- Herb-Roasted Carrots, Parsnips, Brussels Sprouts, and Fennel (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Roasted Fennel, Parsnips, & Celeriac (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Rutabaga Fries (GF, vegan, ACD)
Breads & Muffins
- Wholegrain Crackerbread with Sesame (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Socca with Rosemary & Cumin (GF, vegan, ACD) ★★
- Cardamom Prune Teff Millet Muffins (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Spiced Sweet Potato Quick Bread (GF, vegan)
- Yeast-Free Pumpkinseed Teff Sandwich Bread (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Basic Coconut Flour Bread (GF, ACD, grain-free, contains duck eggs)
- Millet Quinoa Kefir Flatbread (GF, ACD, contains dairy)
- Really Good Banana Bread (GF, dairy-free, cane sugar-free, contains eggs)
- Not My Mama's Zucchini Bread (GF, grain-free, low sugar, contains duck eggs)
- Garlic Chive Drop Biscuits (GF, vegan)
- Whole Grain Buckwheat Yogurt Muffins (GF, vegan option, contains dairy)
- Banana Cranberry Spice Muffins (GF, vegan, low sugar)
Pies & Bars
- Pumpkin Pie with Crunchy Crust and Cashew Cream (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Sweet Potato Crumble Bars (GF, vegan, low sugar)
- Sweet Potato Pie with Seedy Amaranth Crust (GF, vegan, low sugar)
- No-Bake Sweet Potato Pie (GF, vegan, grain-free, low-sugar)
Other Sweet Treats
- Apple Cupcakes with Raisin Cashew Frosting (GF, vegan, frosting contains cashew)
- Rutabaga Honey Spice Cake (GF, vegan, low sugar)
- Black Bean Fudge (GF, vegan, ACD)
- Oatmeal Carrot Tea Biscuits (GF, vegan, ACD) - cut into Fall shapes!
- Marble Layer Cake with Chocolate Fudge Frosting and Strawberry Jam (grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, contains eggs)
- Sugar-Free Pear Berry Crumble (GF, vegan, ACD, contains lemon, contains cashew-nut free options)
- Grain-Free Chocolate Chip Cookies with Sea Salt Flakes (GF, grain-free, cane-sugar free)
Yummy leftover turkey ideas
- Creamy Cashew Wild Rice Soup (GF, vegan, ACD) - add cooked turkey or chicken for a delicious leftover meal!
- Gypsy Soup, A Variation (GF, ACD) - make with leftover turkey instead
- Herbed Chicken & Greens Soup (GF, ACD) - make with leftover turkey instead
- Rainbow Curry Chicken Stew (GF, ACD) - make with leftover turkey
- Insalata di Pollo con Carciofi (Chicken Salad with Artichokes) (GF, ACD) - make with leftover turkey instead


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Champion of women's athletics
Jane Wahl recognized for pioneering Title IX at CU.
Jane Wahl's uncle used to bring back cracked and well-worn bats from his Little League teams in Texas.In the graveled yard of their farm near Eustis, Wahl took the bats, tossed up rocks and swung hard.
"I wanted to see how far and accurately the rock would fly," she said. "It was fun to become good at that."
That was in the 1950s, long before Title IX created equal educational and competitive sports opportunities for women and long before Wahl would be part of that historic time at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
Last March, the 68-year-old received the Sportswomen of Colorado's Dorothy Mauk Pioneer Award for her efforts.
This Sunday, the Gothenburg resident will be the first recipient of the Jane Wahl Legacy Award at the University of Colorado Boulder.
CU associate athletics director Ceal Barry said the award recognizes Wahl for her efforts in the 1970s of implementing Title IX and creating varsity sport programs for generations of women athletes.
Wahl served as CU's first women's athletic director from 1975-79.
And she had plenty of experiences that helped prepare her for that position.
First and foremost was her love of sports, from running to softball to volleyball and other activities.
"I loved them all," Wahl said.
She played volleyball in high school and coached a community softball team.
At Kearney State College, where she earned a bachelor's degree, she played schedule-limited softball and basketball. She received a master's degree from Colorado State College in Greeley, CO. Both degrees were in health, physical education and recreation.
Hired to teach physical education in a suburb of Chicago, Wahl took on athletic administration duties in addition to her teaching and coaching load, initiating regular, competitive schedules for team sports like volleyball, basketball and softball.
She also started new sports like bowling, badminton, archery, tennis and track.
"It was a great time to coach because everyone was so grateful for the opportunities for girls," Wahl said. "Parents didn't complain about their daughter's playing time because at least she was playing."
After tiring of traffic and cold winters, she applied for associate intramural director at CU but ended up as coordinator of women's sports in the recreation department in 1974.
That position was re-titled "director of women's athletics" the following year.
During this time, Wahl worked closely with the early basketball program and arranged the first competition between CU and Nebraska in Cozad's high school gym in 1976.
"My parents hosted the CU team for a brunch, which included farm-raised steaks, before the game," she recalled. "I remember someone saying they were so stuffed they could hardly move."
Wahl wonders with a laugh whether her parents had sabotaged the team because CU lost a close game.
With mentoring from CU's recreation director and others, she skillfully negotiated for more funding for the six women's competitive sports and such things as more fair coach and time compensation (before Title IX implementation, all women coaches were part time) and travel arrangements.
"Here I was, a small-town farm girl from the middle of Nebraska meeting with the CU men's athletic director to work out Title IX," she said.
Before implementation, Wahl said she tried to manage 10 sports on a $100,000 yearly budget, including her $9,700 salary and those of the coaches.
At the time, women athletes traveled in vans to compete at different schools while athletes in major men's sports had opportunities to fly.
What helped Title IX implementation, Wahl said, was the discovery that CU could lose up to $62 million in federal funding if officials didn't comply with the legislation.
Beginning in the fall of 1978, six competitive women's sports at CU received $400,000 in yearly funding and other benefits and the programs were placed under the umbrella of the athletic department.
In 1979, a year after Title IX implementation, Wahl resigned.
"It seemed like I didn't have much influence anymore," she said.
She completed a doctoral degree in secondary education with an athletic administration emphasis from CU in 1981.
The next year, Wahl became an associate professor, athletic director and softball coach at Linfield College in McMinnville, OR.
Later, she returned to Nebraska to helped her parents in Eustis for a couple of years and headed back to Colorado to work as head housekeeper at a dude ranch near Granby, CO, for five years.
Wahl moved back to Eustis in 1991, five months before her father died, and was back in Colorado the next year working as a secretary to a pastor.
When her mother's health declined, she returned to Eustis in 2001 as a caregiver and later moved to Gothenburg.
These days, the women's sports pioneer is semi-retired, working for the Agency on Aging, doing computer troubleshooting, substituting at a therapy clinic and other things.
When asked about the implementation of Title IX while at CU, Wahl is humble about the feat.
"I was blessed to be given the opportunity to be involved with women's athletics at CU," she said. "In a nutshell, I was just doing my my job by following the guidance I received from those I chose to trust for their wisdom, concern for the women's athletics program and for me personnally."
Batting rocks with broken bats as a child, Wahl said she never dreamed she would someday have an athletic award named after her.
"And I could never figure out why, just because of different plumbing, girls didn't have the same athletic opportunities as boys," she said.
For Wahl, just feeling her body moving is thrilling.
"If there's any way I can help others experience that same feeling, I'm all in," she said.
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Arthur (Shorty) Clayton Hoffman, Jr.
Arthur (Shorty) Clayton Hoffman, Jr., 67, passed from this life on Jan. 11, 2012, at a hospital in Springfield, Missouri. Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012. at Elmwood Funeral Home, 5750 Hwy 277 South, Abilene, TX. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 16, 2012, in the Elmwood Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow the service at the Aspermont Cemetery in Aspermont, Texas.Mr. Hoffman was born on April 15, 1944, in Lockney, Texas, to Ora Mae Petty and Arthur Clayton Hoffman, Sr. He received the nickname "Shorty" as the manager of the basketball team at Plainview High School and earned the Athletic Letter Award before leaving Plainview and graduating from Lawton High School, in Lawton, Okla.Shorty worked all over the state of Texas. He worked for Ponca Wholesale in Plainview; Santa Fe Railroad in Lubbock; General Dynamics in White Settlement; Orkin, Bandag, Lee Medical Supply, Foremost Milks and Borden's Inc. in Abilene and Liberty Trucking Company in Aspermont. He retired from both NL Industries in Sweetwater and Exxon in Odessa. After his second retirement in 1994, he and Cheryl moved to Bella Vista, Ark., where he worked for and retired from Wal-Mart in Bentonville, Ark.Shorty loved talking with people, especially on his frequent visits to Wal-Mart where he spent more time talking to the employees than he did shopping. When at home, he loved watching sports, especially the Dallas Cowboys. He and his wife also enjoyed watching the wildlife out their front window, being entertained by their cats and visiting with their friends and neighbors.Shorty was also a loving man who lived his life in service of others. In fact, because he chose to be an organ donor, his last act of service saved the lives of four people in Nebraska, Missouri, and Texas.In addition to these four unknown people, he is survived by his wife of almost 47 years, Cheryl, of Bella Vista, Arkansas; a daughter and her husband, Michelle and David Daniel of Abilene, Texas; a son and his wife, Barry and Cindy Hughey of Leander, Texas; and three grandchildren, Brittany and Erricka Daniel of Abilene, Texas, and Leah Hughey of Leander, Texas. He is also survived by a brother and his wife, Gene and Barbara Hoffman of Helotes, Texas, and a sister-in-law, Agnes Draper of Houston, Texas, along with numerous nieces and nephews.Shorty was preceded in death by his grandmother who raised him, Florence Petty (Martin); his mother, his father; and his brother, Jimmy Draper.Online condolences and memories may be shared with the family through the obituary link at www.elmwoodfuneral.com.


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Lady Cardinals fend off Robinson
BAUXITE - The Harmony Grove Lady Cardinals softball team continued their season in the opening round of the Bauxite FCA Invitational on Wednesday when they took on Robinson. After jumping out to a decent lead, Robinson tied the game late before allowing Harmony Grove to take the lead and win 5-3 on a walk-off.
Starting Lady Cardinals pitcher Kristen Dempsey sat down the first two Robinson hitters via the grounder and a strikeout before allowing the third to reach on a walk. That was all the damage that Robinson could do as Dempsey sat down the final hitter on another ground out.
The Lady Cardinals wasted no time getting on the board as they pushed two runs across in the first inning. Morgan Ramsey reached base on a walk. A strikeout by Laura Britt followed by another walk, this time to Macy Coffee, left the Lady Cardinals with two on and one out with Dempsey at the dish. WIth a 2-0 count, Dempsey laced a triple into left-center to score both Ramsey and Coffee to make the score 2-0 early. Robinson ended the inning by striking out back-to-back hitters in the first.
Dempsey ran into some control issues out of the circle in the top of the second inning. After striking out the first hitter, Dempsey hit one and walked another to put two on with only one out. Dempsey ended the top of the inning strong with two strikeouts looking.
The Lady Cardinals continued to score in the second as they pushed one more across to make it 3-0. Katie Wright walked and later scored after advancing to third on two passed balls before scoring on a wild pitch from Robinson. The Lady Cardinals did get another batter on third but could not score in the second as they ended with a strikeout and a ground out to first.
Robinson took advantage of Dempsey's control problems in the third. After the lead-off batter lined out to first, the next reached on a single and later reached third on two errors. With one on third, Dempsey looked as if she was going to escape as she forced the next batter to ground out. That was not the case as she allowed the next three runners to reach on walks. Robinson also scored their first runner via the error, the third of the inning by Harmony Grove.
Dempsey stuck out the last batter to halt the score at 3-1 Harmony Grove.
Harmony Grove looked to have something brewing in their half of the third after Coffee led off with a big triple followed by a walk to Dempsey. But, after reaching base, Harmony Grove found themselves with none on and two outs after Dempsey tried to steal second to score Coffee. After being tagged out at second, Coffee got a late jump at third and was gunned down at the plate. A strikeout by Robyn Baxley ended the hopes for the Lady Cardinals in the third.
With under 20 minutes left in the 75-minute game, Robinson continued to take advantage of Dempsey's control issues. After starting the fourth with two strikeouts, she put a runner on via the walk. Followed by a single and two walks, Robinson found themselves with the bases loaded. Another walk from Dempsey made the score 3-2. Another error by the Lady Cardinals allowed Robinson to tie the score at 3-3 late in the game.
Another strikeout ended the inning for Robinson.
With five minutes left in the game, Harmony Grove sent the bottom half of the lineup to the plate beginning with Torie Simmons. After getting in an 0-2 count, Simmons worked hard to lead off the inning with a walk.
A single and stolen base by Wright on the next at bat left the Lady Cardinals with runners on second and third with no outs. With time expiring, the Lady Cardinals sent freshman Kristen Fletcher to the plate. After flying out in the second inning, Fletcher played the hero as she doubled to right field to score Simmons and Wright to end the game with a 5-3 victory in favor of the Lady Cardinals. With the win, Harmony Grove moved to 4-1 on the year.
Dempsey walked eight for the second straight game. She also struck out eight. As for the reason for the control issues, head coach Sammi Massey said fatigue was the cause.
"She is having some back problems and I think a lot of that control is due to her adjusting around that," Massey said.
Dempsey threw over 400 pitches during last weekend's tournament in Louisiana. With only Sunday off before playing Monday, Dempsey's arm was simply tired.
Dempsey led the Lady Cardinals at the plate with one hit and two RBIs. Three other Lady Cardinals added a hit in the contest.
The rest of the Bauxite tournament was canceled due to rain. The Lady Cardinals will take the field again next week.


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Oak Creek home catches fire Monday morning; no one injured
April 22, 2013
Oak Creek — An Oak Creek home caught fire Monday morning for the second time in a year.
Oak Creek Fire Rescue was dispatched to the home at 134 W. Williams St. at 8:57 a.m. after its owners called 911 to report the fire.
The owners started a fire in a wood stove Monday and tried to put it out when they heard popping and crackling noises, Oak Creek Fire Protection District Chief Chuck Wisecup said. They then went outside and saw smoke, sparks and small flames coming from the area around their chimney, Wisecup said. The fire grew and spread throughout the second level of the house.
Flames were coming out both gables by mid-morning and the home's metal roof had partially melted, exposing a hole in the top of the house. Firefighters initially attempted to fight the fire from inside the home but were ordered to evacuate when the roof became unstable, Wisecup said.
At one point, Wisecup said firefighters were using 1,500 gallons per minute to douse the blaze.
A ladder truck was brought in to help firefighters reach the hole in the roof and peel it back to better access the fire.
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The fire was under control by 11:15 a.m., and crews remained on scene until about 4 p.m. Wisecup said the home's second story sustained extensive structural damage. The remainder of the home sustained severe water and smoke damage. No one was injured as a result of the fire.
The Yampa Fire Department, Routt County Emergency Management, Routt County Sheriff's Office, Oak Creek Police Department, Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue and the Oak Creek Public Works Department provided assistance to Oak Creek Fire Rescue.
According to Routt County property records, the house is owned by Jessica and Mark Fitzgerald. The Fitzgeralds could not be reached for comment Monday.
The house previously caught fire in June 2012. That fire started on the exterior of the home and caused little damage to the interior.


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Jesus and the Apostles fight over the check at The Last Supper and end up stiffing the wrong waitress.
- April 05, 2012
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Mindy SterlingActor
Josh DeanActor/Writer
Funny Or DieExecutive Producer
Christin TroganProducer
P.J. ByrneDirector/Writer
Michael NaughtonActor
Michael James NelsonActor
Brian GallivanActor
Patrick BreenActor
Brett W. BachmanEditor
Starring: Mindy Sterling, Josh Dean, Michael Naughton, Brian Gallivan, Melvin Rodriguez
Featuring Patrick Breen, Brian Weiss, Luke Barnett, Michael James Nelson, Chris McEuen, Peter Moses, Derek Johnson, David Bittick, Jesse Kline, John Quinn
Directed by P.J. Byrne
Produced by Christin Trogan
Director of Photography: Luca del Puppo
Edited by Brett Bachman
Written by P.J. Byrne & Josh Dean
Additional writing by Adam Lustick & Billy Scafuri
Production Coordinator & First AD: Greg Kindra
Assistant Camera: Ray Lee
Gaffer: Matthew Nauser
Key Grip: Aleks Abad
Best Boy Electric: Eric Tolzmann
Production Design: Brandi Kalish & Laura Harper
Makeup Artist: Carla Farra
Hair Stylist: Timon Neiditch
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Sound Mixers: Ryan Kaiser & Kennard Morris
Production Assistant: Ross Buran
April 05, 2012
♪ ♪
Josh Dean: I am stuffed.
Josh Dean: What a meal!
Josh Dean: What a meal, guys!
Top 5 easily.
Josh Dean: If that had to be
my last dinner,
Josh Dean: I tell you what,
it's in contention.
Josh Dean: That's all I'm
going to say.
Josh Dean: Hey, um, Peg, can
we get the a... this?
Josh Dean: Thank you.
Josh Dean: She's been great.
Josh Dean: It's just such a
magical night.
Josh Dean: It was a wonderful...
everybody was on their A game.
Josh Dean: You guys are
my A-men.
[Multiple Voices]: A-men!
Josh Dean: Hey, I like that.
Judas, write that down.
Mel Rodriguez: Me? Really?
Josh Dean: Actually, second thought,
John you have better handwriting.
Josh Dean: Would you take
care of it?
On it!
Josh Dean: You're the best.
Mindy Sterling: Alright here you go, JC.
Josh Dean: Thank you.
Mel Rodriguez: Really?
Josh Dean: I'm just gonna...
Oh, wow.
Josh Dean: Judy, baby, what's
the problem?
Mel Rodriguez: Look, I don't want to
make a big deal out of it,
Mel Rodriguez: it's just you never really
ask me to do anything.
Josh Dean: Ah, Judas.
Josh Dean: Did I not just ask you to wash
everybody's feet 2 hours ago?
Mel Rodriguez: Yeah. Yeah.
Mel Rodriguez: You commanded me to wash
the feet of 12 grown men. Yeah.
-Do you want to do it again?
-I know, he's good at it.
Mel Rodriguez: Naw, I don't want
to do it again.
Josh Dean: Um, Peg, just a quick thing,
this is all on one thing.
Josh Dean: You couldn't split
this up for us?
Mindy Sterling: No. You didn't ask
for separate checks.
Josh Dean: Yeah, but Peg, every time
we're here we do, have a...
Josh Dean: You know? Okay, I have to
say something. I'm sorry.
Josh Dean: You know, I don't mean
to be a jerk, it's just...
Josh Dean: every time you charge us
for 13 glasses of wine,
Josh Dean: and you know, we only order water,
and I kind of do the rest.
Mindy Sterling: Jesus Christ. Come on.
I run a business here.
Mindy Sterling: Teressa Ramirez, she wanted
to have her quinceañera here, and I said,
Mindy Sterling: Oh no-no-no, no, JC is coming.
Let me give him the room, because
Mindy Sterling: my son Judas
is your friend.
-Thank you mom. I really appreciate--
-Quiet Judas.
Josh Dean: It's okay. You know what?
I'll pay a corkage fee.
Josh Dean: Alright? Okay?
Josh Dean: It's just that now there's a bread
charge I would like to discuss.
Mindy Sterling: Oh please - what, there's five,
silver pieces there.
Josh Dean: That's not what matters.
The point is we never ordered bread.
Josh Dean: You may have seen us eating
bread Peg, but that's my body.
Josh Dean: I'm not going to
pay for my body.
Can you stop
calling it that?
Josh Dean: I know you guys see me doing
the speech from the mountains stuff,
Josh Dean: but it's not like
I get a speaking fee.
Josh Dean: I can't make
it rain money,
Josh Dean: or rain, rain, actually.
Josh Dean: I can do a couple of miracles
here and there, but it really
Josh Dean: depletes my stamina.
Josh Dean: I also can't juggle.
I'm just not as good with--
JC, paparazzi.
Josh Dean: Wow.
Josh Dean: No paintings.
No paintings.
[Paparazzi]: We know about you
and Mary Magdalene.
Join the club.
Josh Dean: There like a plague
of locusts these guys.
Josh Dean: So, I appreciate it.
Josh Dean: So, we'll just split
this 13 ways.
[multiple sighs]
I really think an even 10
disciples would really help
-a lot in these situations.
-I'm thinking of cutting
some people.
Josh Dean: Who had the curds
and whey?
Josh Dean: Judas, don't act like you
didn't have curds and whey.
Mindy Sterling: You big fat monster,
eating curds and whey.
Josh Dean: So, you spilled curds and
whey into your mouth?
[Female Voice: ♪ Fatty Judas ♪]
Josh Dean: Guys, you know what?
I really had a great time,
Josh Dean: I'm just going to put it
on my dad's card.
[multiple voices of appreciation]
Josh Dean: But Peg, this is the last
supper I am ever eating here.
Mindy Sterling: You bet it is.
Josh Dean: You know, on 2nd thought,
this is just for emergencies,
Josh Dean: streets running with
blood, etcetera, um...
Josh Dean: if Judas doesn't mind, I could
make the bill disappear.
Josh Dean: Yeah? Yeah?
Alright! Check it out!
♪ Gimme that old time religion ♪
♪ Gimme that old time religion ♪
♪ Gimme that old time religion ♪
♪ It's good enough for me ♪


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Town Council moves meeting to TONIGHT (Tuesday)
The Mammoth Lakes Town Council has moved its special meeting from Wednesday, Nov. 14 to tonight, Nov. 13, according to Town Clerk Jaimie Gray.
The reason is because of schedule conflicts by some members of the council.
Last week, the council called a special meeting so it could discuss further its proposed "restructuring" methods to help pay the first wave of $2 million-a-year annual payments to Mammoth Lakes Land Acquisition. The town earlier this year accepted a settlement of a $29.5 million, 23-year breach of contract lawsuit as a result of a case that began more than a decade ago.
The council originally had a schedule that, because of its self-imposed Dec. 5 deadline to nail down the restructuring, would not have met until then. The council already had canceled its regular meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 21, for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Still under debate are the two hot-button issues contained within the town's restructuring pal: a cut of seven sworn officers from the Police Department, and abandoning its subsidy to Whitmore Pool and Whitmore Park.
Also on this week's town government agenda is a 3 p.m. meeting today (Tuesday) by the Recreation Commission, and a 3 p.m. meeting by the Planning Commission on Wednesday.
All the meetings will be in Suite Z of the Town Offices, above the Minaret Cinema in the Minaret Mall.


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B'nai B'rith International warmly welcomes the appointment of Ron Dermer as the next ambassador of Israel to the United States. Dermer will succeed Ambassador Michael Oren.
Dermer, a longtime senior advisor to Netanyahu, will certainly promote strong relations between the United States and Israel. The Florida native is well versed in the ways of Washington, having served at the embassy with a portfolio focusing on economic affairs.
Given current volatility in the Middle East, it is more important than ever for the two countries to work together to continue tackling the tough issues in the region. B'nai B'rith wishes him luck in his new position and we look forward to working with him.


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Noor al-Ḥussein, (Arabic: "Light of Ḥussein")also spelled Nūr al-Ḥusayn, byname of Lisa Najeeb Halaby, (born Aug. 23, 1951, Washington, D.C., U.S.), American-born architect and, from June 15, 1978, consort of King Ḥussein of Jordan.
Born into a prominent Arab American family, Halaby was raised in an atmosphere of affluence. She attended the elite National Cathedral School in Washington, D.C., transferring to the exclusive Chapin School in New York City in 1965 and to the Concord Academy in Boston in 1967. In 1969 she matriculated with the first coeducational freshman class at Princeton University, where she received a bachelor's degree in architecture and urban planning in 1975. After graduation, Halaby worked in urban design in Philadelphia, in Sydney, Australia, and in Tehrān. She first went to Jordan while working for Arab Air Services, a company partly owned by her father, and in 1977 she became director of facilities design and architecture for Alia, the Royal Jordanian Airline. It was during that time that she met the Jordanian monarch, and the two wed soon thereafter. Halaby took Jordanian citizenship, embraced the Islamic faith, and adopted an Arabic name.
Queen Noor undertook numerous philanthropic duties at home and abroad, many of which were concerned with children. Among the agencies she established were the Royal Endowment for Culture and Education (1979), the National Music Conservatory (1985), and the Jubilee School for gifted students (1993). In 1980 the queen convened the first annual Arab Children's Congress, and from 1995 she was chair of the National Task Force for Children. In 1985 the Noor al-Ḥussein Foundation was established to consolidate the queen's various initiatives, and, when the king died in 1999, she was entrusted with the chair of the King Ḥussein Foundation, the purpose of which is also to promote humanitarian interests. In the late 1990s, she became involved in the international movement to ban antipersonnel land mines, particularly with two organizations, the Landmine Survivors Network and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines. (See also Sidebar: The Hidden Dangers of Land Mines.)


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It's a butt that is is very big and attractive were you wanna hit it. Like in bumper cars you wanna hit the other people.
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A game played while on the bus whereby two (or more) people repeatedly touch butts (tap ass, moon landing, etc).
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Cornhuskers Bowling Over Competition
April 8, 2010
By Dan Caldwell
NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. -- Nebraska, the defending champion, won all seven of its qualifying matches Thursday to easily claim the No. 1 seed among eight teams participating in the three-day NCAA Women's Bowling Championships at the Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes.
The Cornhuskers (68-25), who have won three of six championships since the NCAA started the competition in 2004, rolled what is believed to be the highest single-game score in tournament history by winning its third match Thursday against Arkansas State, 1,173-953.
Arkansas State (77-38) won five of seven games to take the second seed for the double-elimination tournament, which is to begin Friday. Vanderbilt (71-28) was third, followed by New Jersey City University (76-44), the host team in the championships.
Although Nebraska knocked over 359 more pins than any of the other seven teams in the tournament, the Cornhuskers did not roll over all of its opponents, an indication that a second straight NCAA championship will not be automatic for Nebraska.
"I am exhausted," said Valerie Calberry, a sophomore who was Nebraska's top bowler Thursday with 1,492 pins in seven games. "But our team chemistry was amazing. We were just there for each other all day. The people on the team who weren't bowling was just as much into it as we were."
This was the most demanding day of the bowling championships. The eight participating schools, each with five bowlers, took part in a round-robin tournament that began at 9:30 a.m. and ended after 7 p.m., with a two-hour break in the afternoon for lane conditioning and practice.
By the late afternoon session, the temporary bleachers in the back of the lanes were packed with fans. Timely strikes were met with bursts of cheers and applause. The line for pizza was short; everyone was tuned into the action.
"These are the best eight teams in the country, so you're going to see good scoring," said New Jersey City University coach Frank Parisi. "Good players adjust to the oil pattern as the day goes along, so you're going to see high scores."
The eight teams were seeded by their won-loss records in the round-robin tournament, with a double-elimination tournament scheduled to begin Friday at 9:30 a.m. The Baker format will be used Friday and Saturday, in which a team's five bowlers rotate frames.
The second round of the double-elimination tournament is set for 11:20 a.m., with the third round at 5:20 p.m. The championship match, to be held Saturday at 8:30 p.m., will carried live on ESPNU, with a repeat on ESPN at 3 p.m. Sunday.
The Cornhuskers quickly established themselves as frontrunners in the qualifying rounds, comfortably winning its first four matches against Maryland-Eastern Shore, Vanderbilt, Arkansas State and New Jersey City.
"We just want to continue to display a calm, workmanlike attitude," Nebraska coach Bill Straub said after the first four matches. "It doesn't matter whether we won or lost the first four games. It's got to be one ball at a time if we want to be successful."
Nebraska's Danielle van der Meer, a sophomore from Hilversum, The Netherlands, bowled a 258 against Vanderbilt after a 156 in the match against Maryland-Eastern Shore. Calberry, from Brampton, Ont., rolled a 280 in the Huskers' victory over Arkansas State.
The Gothic Knights finished second to Nebraska in the qualifying round-robin last year but did not offer much of a challenge in match play this year, falling to the Cornhuskers, 1,109-939. Nebraska won its fifth game against Fairleigh Dickinson, also of New Jersey, 1,071-1,006.
Because New Jersey City had lost its opening match to Central Missouri, and because Arkansas State and Vanderbilt had also lost two of their first five matches, Nebraska secured the top seed in its sixth match by defeating Central Missouri, 975-964.
Arkansas State's Samantha Santoro, a sophomore from Reinholds, Pa., bowled a 290 in the team's first match against Delaware State. But Arkansas State lost later to Nebraska, then fell to New Jersey City in its fourth match. Santoro had the best individual pinfall, a 1,547.
"It's funny, because I didn't feel that good in practice," Santoro said. "I wasn't hitting my mark very often, but once we got going, I kind of felt good right after the first frame. I always want to bowl well all year, but coming to Nationals, this is where I want to be at my best."
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What is beta thalassemia?Beta thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder. This means it is passed down through the parent's genes. It is a form of anemia. Anemia is a low red blood cell or low hemoglobin level. Hemoglobin is part of red blood cells. It carries oxygen to organs, tissues, and cells. Beta thalassemia affects the production of hemoglobin. There are different types of thalassemia. The severity of anemia depends on the type of your child has.
What causes beta thalassemia?Beta thalassemia is caused by a defect of the gene that controls hemoglobin production. There are 3 types:
- Beta thalassemia major (Cooley's anemia). This is the most severe type of beta thalassemia. It is often found during the first 2 years of life. Children often need frequent blood transfusions. This can cause serious problems with iron overload are common.
- Beta thalassemia intermedia. This type of thalassemia is common throughout the world. It may also be caused by abnormal hemoglobin. Or more than one type of abnormal hemoglobin may be present. It is often found later than beta thalassemia major. Transfusions are usually not needed.
- Thalassemia minor or thalassemia trait. These are the carriers of beta thalassemia.
What are the risk factors for beta thalassemia?Beta thalassemia is an inherited problem. It is passed from parents to children.
- Thalassemia major is inherited when two carrier parents who have thalassemia minor pass it on to their child. Each child of two carrier parents has a 25% of having beta thalassemia major.
- Thalassemia minor is inherited when two carrier parents pass it on to their child. Each child of two carrier parents has a 50% chance of having beta thalassemia minor.
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What are the symptoms of beta thalassemia?The symptoms of beta thalassemia major occur when an infant is between 6 and 24 months. They include:
- Poor growth and development
- Pale skin
- Feeding problems
- Diarrhea
- Irritability, fussiness
- Fevers
- Enlarged abdomen from enlarged spleen
- Pale or yellow skin
- Gallstones
- Enlarged liver and spleen
- Bone changes
- Leg ulcers or sores
- Soft bones
How is beta thalassemia diagnosed?Tests for beta thalassemia include:
- Complete blood count (CBC). A complete blood count checks the red and white blood cells, blood clotting cells (platelets), and sometimes, young red blood cells. It includes hemoglobin and hematocrit and more details about the red blood cells.
- Peripheral smear. A small sample of blood is checked under a microscope to see if they look abnormal.
- Hemoglobin electrophoresis. This test measures the types and amount of hemoglobin.
- Iron studies. These studies check for iron deficiency anemia.
- DNA testing. These tests look for gene defects. DNA testing can find alpha thalassemia carriers.
How is beta thalassemia major treated?Your child's health care provider will figure out the best treatment based on:
- How old your child is
- His or her overall health and medical history
- How sick he or she is
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- Daily doses of folic acid, a vitamin needed to make hemoglobin
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- Delayed growth and development, including sexual development
- Heart, liver, and spleen problems
- Endocrine system problems (for example, diabetes or thyroid problems)
- Blood clots
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- Avoiding iron supplements
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- Beta thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder in which a child has anemia.
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- The types are beta thalassemia major, intermedia, and minor.
- Treatment includes regular blood transfusions.
- Treatment for iron overload is needed after years of transfusions.
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Realty Austin Unveils Commitment to Foundation Communities and Helps Raise Record-Breaking $813,878 for the Local Nonprofit
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AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Realty Austin and Foundation Communities announce final results of their match fund partnership. Together they celebrate a record-breaking $813,878 total funds pledged at the local nonprofit's annual fundraiser.
Earlier this year, Realty Austin and its team of agents rolled out their plan for a new match fund initiative in collaboration with Foundation Communities. Co-owners Jonathan and Yvette Boatwright generously matched $30,000 in contributions by their kindhearted team of real estate agents and staff for a total of $60,000.
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Yvette Boatwright, co-owner of Realty Austin said, "Foundation Communities is a true hero in Austin. The organization continues to make a positive and lasting impact in the lives of our neighbors who are struggling to make ends meet. Our team is proud to be working hand-in-hand with Foundation Communities on a solution for our city."
Foundation Communities brings awareness and solutions to the crisis of affordable housing in Austin. Since opening their doors nearly 25 years ago, the local nonprofit has helped over 2,600 families and individuals - including 228 formerly homeless children - find a home and a better quality of life.
Walter Moreau, Executive Director of Foundation Communities said, "Jonathan and Yvette have been supporters of Foundation Communities for a long time now. They came to us and said they wanted to do more to help us meet the growing need for affordable housing in Austin. We were thrilled to partner with their booming local business for our one fundraising event of the year, and it was a huge success. Realty Austin helped us inspire more people than ever to give. We are incredibly grateful for their partnership and generosity."
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|Edgetic Perturbation Models of Human Inherited Disorders
Simonis, Nicolas; Li, Qian-Ru; Heuze, Fabien; Klitgord, Niels; Tam, Stanley; Venkatesan, Kavitha; Mou, Danny; Swearingen, Venus; Yildirim, Muhammed A; Dricot, Amélie; Szeto, David; Lin, Chenwei; Hao, Tong; Fan, Changyu; Milstein, Stuart; Dupuy, Denis; Brasseur, Robert; Zhong, Quan; Charloteaux, Benoit; Yu, Haiyuan; Yan, Han; Hill, David E.; Cusick, Michael; Vidal, Marc
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|Zhong, Quan, Nicolas Simonis, Qian-Ru Li, Benoit Charloteaux, Fabien Heuze, Niels Klitgord, Stanley Tam, et al. 2009. Edgetic perturbation models of human inherited disorders. Molecular Systems Biology 5(1): 321.
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|Cellular functions are mediated through complex systems of macromolecules and metabolites linked through biochemical and physical interactions, represented in interactome models as 'nodes' and 'edges', respectively. Better understanding of genotype-to-phenotype relationships in human disease will require modeling of how disease-causing mutations affect systems or interactome properties. Here we investigate how perturbations of interactome networks may differ between complete loss of gene products ('node removal') and interaction-specific or edge-specific ('edgetic') alterations. Global computational analyses of ~50 000 known causative mutations in human Mendelian disorders revealed clear separations of mutations probably corresponding to those of node removal versus edgetic perturbations. Experimental characterization of mutant alleles in various disorders identified diverse edgetic interaction profiles of mutant proteins, which correlated with distinct structural properties of disease proteins and disease mechanisms. Edgetic perturbations seem to confer distinct functional consequences from node removal because a large fraction of cases in which a single gene is linked to multiple disorders can be modeled by distinguishing edgetic network perturbations. Edgetic network perturbation models might improve both the understanding of dissemination of disease alleles in human populations and the development of molecular therapeutic strategies.
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We need to do a "Rusty and Jay Birthday GTG!"JR - thanks, but how 'bout I just pick them up when I get there? I won't be showing the car. I have a rather large "using the cell phone while driving" ding, which I am not motivated to spend money to fix yet. Which is a shame, because the car is otherwise incredibly showable. I finally got 17's!!! And I'm in the middle of a sh*tload of other mods: Major Overhaul In Progress
:cry: I don't see a Miata class :cry:I want to come down to look at the cars (show). But I'm thinking of coming down for the autocross... but havne't decided yet.
Ian, you are on the alternate list because you already signed up to race. I cannot really allow someone who is racing to get "extra" runs until theiy are done racing, and I cannot determine the run order just yet either! Jack, are you up for it?


text: NEWPORT CITY – Two downtown businesses are among 28 establishments to receive historic preservation tax credits from the state this year. Lago Trattoria received $142,200 and the Tasting Center received $118,605. Newport City's designated town status made the two business owners eligible to receive the tax credits.Sen. Vince Illuzzi of Derby, whose committee has been a strong proponent of the credits, is delighted that some of the money is coming to Newport City. The credits, he said, encourages investments in historic downtown buildings and avoids sprawl.Vermont business owners who applied for the credits competed for about $1.8 million."It's highly competitive," said Caitlin Corkins, Tax Credits and Grants Coordinator for the state. "We had about $3 million that was requested. There were some really worthy projects that didn't get funding."The Downtown Designated Board evaluated each request. The board looked at community need, job creation, financial need, and the status of each project. The board also had $500,000 to allocate to businesses that suffered damage from Tropical Storm Irene.The tax credit is a dollar for dollar. A business that has a $20,000 tax credit gets $20,000 off its business' income tax liability. Businesses that receive tax credits may keep or sell their credits. The buyer, usually a bank, will typically buy the credit at less than face value.The credits, said Corkins, encourage investment in the rehabilitation of downtown businesses, which ends up paying for the tax revenue. Some buildings are currently empty or partially empty. The projects will generate tax revenues with the purchase of goods and services and by employing people."It's an allocation appropriated by the legislature," said Corkins. "It's not like an appropriation for a grant or something. It's not a pot of money that's not being given away. Basically it's taxes that aren't coming in."Frank Richardi, owner of Lago Trattoria, has plans to renovate the second floor of his restaurant into a boutique hotel and add a roof top bar. The total cost of the project is about $1,010,200, which entails installing an elevator and sprinkler system, and doing façade and window work, all while keeping the building in its historic state. The tax credits help lessen the cost of the work. Richardi is following strict guidelines to keep his building historic and is not receiving an actual check from the state.Richardi's project will bring upwards of 11 full-time and part-time jobs. He plans to begin in the spring and have his project complete by fall of 2013.Eleanor Leger, manager of the Northeast Kingdom Tasting Center and president of Eden Ice Cider Company, plans to renovate and open the business in a vacant storefront. The money, she said, will help cover the cost of installing an elevator and sprinkler system, renovating the storefront and updating the infrastructure, like the plumbing and wiring. The project will cost $920,000. Leger also has plans to move the winery operations to the basement of the building. She hopes it will be up and running by late January. Leger predicts the first part of the tasting center will open in May or June.The announcement for the tax credits was made at a press conference in Barre Monday."This is huge," said Trish Sears, executive director of the Newport City Renaissance Corporation. The tax credits remind other businesses and other property owners of opportunities to improve their properties and bring them to code. "This is a great way to take care of our historic buildings that is manageable and affordable for the local landlords."


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It has been over a month since we arrived in this beautiful land that mothers the worlds finest architecture, art and fashion houses. Between school and settling down our schedule has been saturated. Last week we were lucky enough to … Continue reading
October 3, 2013
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